BikerJared

I've been following Jeremy's project as well. It looks super clean. I've seen an 80 series that's been converted, and an XJ. Seems like they use prius/nissan leaf parts mostly and they do okay.

Range is the biggest problem though. The way I see it, EVs fit the Rock Crawler use case pretty good (unload from a trailer, run a technical, 10-mile trail with a lot of sitting around and watching other people roll over). Overland is really limited by range though. Towing doesn't even seem to be an option.

Let's do it.

That's exactly what happened for me. I follow this on Mastodon and saw your post finally show up today.

Its certainly featured on Matt's YouTube channel frequently... that dude is one of the reasons I own an XJ instead of a GMC Yukon.

Looks like a fun place! Thanks for sharing.

Welcome. Fantastic photo. :) Got any more?

Hmm…. Photo didn’t make it. Lemmy is hurting right now….

Ellie always gets BBQ. ;)

Thanks!

That's not ideal. Glad they got a recall out. I need to issue a recall for my XJ for the same reason, because of stuff I did lol.

Thanks! I'll have to post more photos. ;)

Thanks!

Thanks for the tip. That's super useful.

Thanks!

Its a neat rig and its surprised me a few times by just rolling over stuff. A guy named Ken runs a youtube channel called OffroadHub. He's basically built an FJC about as big as reasonably possible. Kinda nuts what they can do.

Thanks! It certainly does.

Great photo! What a view. Colorado has scenery like no other.

My favorite Tundra. My dad owns one of those (basically a stock-looking, white version of yours). That truck will probably live longer than me.

This was shot with a full moon behind me. I was happy to get the unique moonlit landscape with some faint milky way at the same time.

Haha wow. What an effective way to describe it.